Ffynch was born about 1441, the son of unknown parents. The place is not known.
His wife was Elizabeth Hill. They were married, but the date and place have not been found. They had no known children.
| Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | ABT 1441 |
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!Source: England & Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858 for Thoma Hille, PROB 11: Will Registers 1384-1566 Piece 07: Logge
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Lord Mayor of London 1484/5
Will of Thomas Hille, Grocer
Page 3.
hospitallers and other poor people dwelling in the places of Spittlehouses in the counties of
Huntyngdon under such forme as my seule expense shall p'mydt therefor I bequeth to the
separ[at]ion of the higheway lying betweene Algate and Mylend to be spent within the precinct
next saying after my decease, in case that other stance in the mean time will set their
helping handle thos[e] to xx mark and of non other stanse will sett tho[s] helping handle tho[se] to
with the ford two years then I will that the ford xx mark be bestowed
forms saying that is to note those to their ending of the same highway in place neither
most nede shalle 10 mark and to the amending of the highway leding fro Bysshopsgate
towarde Ware in place when it shall be thought most needfull other x mark ,..., of the
year Aldermen and comone of the order of London with v years next saying after my decease
will do provide the manor and wayes to have the water at Padington to be conveyed by
pipes of leads from Thams unto the greate conduit of the Gate of London and to other
place of the same Gate if it shall seme to them noteworthy so to do then I bequeth toward
the same work landmark and to the intent that or conduit with the space of v years next
August after my decease may be made at Gracechurch with good helping handes of well
waters therto and part of the same water to be brought unto the same conduit from
the leade pipe. I bequeath to the same work 1 mark. Item I bequeath to my Sister
Elizabeth ffynch XX£. Item I bequeath to my sister Johnna Ryppingale XX£. Item I bequeath
to my sister Alice Dawes XX£. Item I p[ar]don to my nebew John Hille grocer that was
my apprentice xvy£ xiijs iiyd of the + mark the which he oweth me of money
borowed so that he pay to my exe[g]ences the xx£ – being residue of the sending
mark. Item I bequeath to my nebew Thomas Ryppingale for hym and his children xx£.
Item I bequeath to his brother John Ryppingale for hym and his children x£ Item I
bequeath to their brother Robt Ryppingale x£ Item I bequeath to my neice the wif
of Willim Tame v mark Item I bequeath to myn other neice her sister v mark Item I
bequeath to my Sonnya, and a daughter of my soul sister Alice the wife of Thomas Dawes
to each of them 20s. Item I bequeath to Willim Fforsome late of C[h]atsworth for hym
self his wife and his children v mark. Item I bequeath to Alice the daughter of my Soul
Sister Elizabeth ffynch v mark. Item I bequeath to Marion late[ly] the wiff of my brother
John Hille Xiiis iiyd. Item I bequeath to Martha her daughter and to her children xx£ Item
I bequeath to Adoleyn her other daughter x£. Item I bequeath to Johna his other daughter to-
ward the sustenance of her self and her children the X£ -- of myn with XX£ in the hands
of her brother John Hills. Item I bequeath to my cosyn Annes Hille app'[urtenant] wife Haygarth
Kingsbury Sol woman of London X marks. Item I bequeath to each of the brothers and sisters
of the same Annes XXs amounting among them by oft[he]ma[p]or[ti]on vi£. Item I bequeath.
to my cosin Friar William Hille sone of the brothers of the House of Saint Thomas of Acre
to pray for my soule X£ . Item I bequeath to the daughter of Elizabeth my wiff
the daughter of a family the which go[od] daughter is befited with [only] the paltry 20s.
I bequeath to my godson William Thorp the son of John Thorp grocer of
London £iij vs iiyd. Item I bequeath to my First Honey Ely which late was myn
app'wife X£ vs. Item I bequeath to Elizabeth now married late my First and
then called Elizabeth Tylor XXs. Item I bequeath to Thomas Haress somwate
toward the sustenance of hym and his children to the entent that he will take upon
hym the oversight and guiding of the distribution to poynt people of the collec[tion] above,
to be solvyd during the iiii [4] years aforesaid — £20. Item I bequeath to Anneys the wiff
of John ✝ Saye [of] Saybridge, toward the sustenance of her and his children v mark. Item I
bequeath to Margarete the wiff of William Triggonell toward sustenance of her and
his children v mark. Item I bequeath to John Parker [of] St Syvour to pray for me x£ and
the residue of the said in eqall p[ar]t of my said goodes chatalle and dette by me to myn
executer above sofered and counted I will it be disposed by myn executors by the difusion
in selebrant of poor espousal and of other poor peoples marriage of pour maidens anouncement
of souls and ansyne birth Weyes and in other jobs of p[ea]ice and charite as they shall hope
Best to please almighty god and most to plese unto my soule and the[n] my pur[e] testament.
I make and ordeyn myid executor Elizabeth my wiff, Rauf Tilmoy, Richard Walker grocer,
William Doughory, gentleman and my cosyn John Hille grocer, and I bequeth to each of the
said Rauf, Richard, William and John for his labor to be had in thir behalf XX mark and ther
outflow of this my said testament I make and ordeyn Sir Edmond Shaa knyght and
Alderman of London and I bequeath to the same Edmond for his labor to be hadd in that